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Stay up to date with Nicole Galloway as she campaigns across Missouri!
Stay up to date with Nicole Galloway as she campaigns across Missouri!
*/ /*-->*/ Columbia, Mo. — Today, Auditor Nicole Galloway released the following statement: “I don’t support defunding the Pentagon and Gov. Parson knows it. The Governor’s attacks on me are a distraction from his own failures on COVID-19, healthcare, and the economy. I’ve always supported our veterans and it would be an honor to lead Missouri’s National Guard as your governor.
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Today, Galloway for Missouri released “Even Now,” a new television ad highlighting the contrast between Governor Mike Parson’s record of opposing expanding access to affordable healthcare, and Auditor Galloway, who amidst a deadly pandemic is running to lower healthcare and prescription drug costs and expand Medicaid. Watch “...
Read More →Independent fact checkers — from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch to KMOV to KMIZ — have repeatedly found that Uniting Missouri’s ads are filled with false claims about Auditor Nicole Galloway’s record and positions. Now, the PAC backing Mike Parson has hit a new low, releasing an ad this morning that is filled with lies, lies, and more lies about Auditor Galloway’s record:
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Today, Auditor Nicole Galloway announced that she will participate in an hour-long gubernatorial debate hosted by Nine Network, St. Louis Public Radio, The St. Louis American, and 5 On Your Side (KSDK) in St. Louis. The debate will take place in Nine Network’s St. Louis studio during the week of October 26.
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Today, Vice President Joe Biden endorsed State Auditor Nicole Galloway for Governor, citing her record of uncovering millions in government waste, fraud, and abuse and her commitment to expanding access to health care, improving public schools, and creating an economy that works for everyone.
Read More →Columbia, MO —Today, Galloway For Missouri released three new television ads highlighting Nicole Galloway’s independent record as State Auditor and her commitment to lowering healthcare costs and keeping Missouri’s communities safe.
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Today, State Auditor Nicole Galloway released a new plan to lower healthcare costs for working Missourians and expand access to affordable, quality care. Read the entire plan here.
Read More →Galloway Brings in $1.1 Million Columbia, Mo. — Fueled by grassroots donors and a surge of support since winning the Democratic nomination, Nicole Galloway For Missouri today announced raising $1,123,891 between July 24 and August 29 . That’s more than double what Governor Parson’s campaign brought in over the same period.
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Citing a steady increase in cases since August 17, an alarming rise in case positivity, and rising hospitalizations, Boone County officials instituted...
Read More →Columbia, MO — Today in a virtual press conference, U.S. Representative Emanuel Cleaver II endorsed State Auditor Nicole Galloway’s campaign for Missouri Governor, citing her work as auditor and record of showing up for Missouri.
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Today, Auditor Nicole Galloway released “Rebuild and Recover: An Action Plan to Address COVID-19 in Missouri” — a plan that lays out concrete steps to protect public health amidst a deadly pandemic, ensure Missouri’s local...
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Today, State Auditor Nicole Galloway challenged Governor Mike Parson to four debates to discuss the urgent challenges — from health care to education to the state’s economic recovery — facing Missouri amidst a deadly pandemic.
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Today, Auditor Nicole Galloway released the following statement on voter approval of making Missouri the 38th state to expand Medicaid: “This is a tremendous victory for Missouri’s working families. Medicaid Expansion brings billions to the state annually, creates jobs in places that desperately need them, and saves rural hospitals. We can expand healthcare without raising taxes or cutting other programs. As Governor, that’s exactly what I’ll do. Governor Parson won’t.
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Today, Auditor Nicole Galloway made the following statement about Governor Parson’s call for a special session to address violent crime:
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Today, Auditor Nicole Galloway released the following statement on Governor Parson’s unwillingness to follow his own guidance on the use of masks:
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Today, Auditor Nicole Galloway launched #MaskUpMO, a new campaign promoting the use of face masks in response to a recent increase in transmission of COVID-19 in Missouri. The campaign encourages Missourians to use a mask in public when social distancing is not possible in order to slow the spread of the virus, protect public health, and speed the state’s economic recovery.
Read More →Largest amount raised by a candidate in a three-month period since reintroduction of contribution limits. Columbia, Mo. — Today, Auditor Nicole Galloway’s campaign for Governor announced that the campaign raised $1,128,479 between April 1 and June 30. This is the largest amount raised by a candidate committee in Missouri in a single quarterly reporting period since the reintroduction of contribution limits in 2017. Galloway achieved this milestone without a single in-person fundraising event.
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Today, Nicole Galloway for Missouri launched a new digital ad campaign holding Governor Parson accountable for refusing to take responsibility amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. The new ad, “Outlier” contrasts Governor Parson’s highly criticized refusal to take responsibility for his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic with footage of Republican and Democratic governors who have stood up amidst this crisis and led their states.
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Following voter-approval of Medicaid Expansion in Oklahoma yesterday, Auditor Nicole Galloway made the following statement:
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Today, Auditor Nicole Galloway released “Missouri Opportunity: An Agenda for Black Missourians” — a comprehensive policy framework that will invest in Missouri’s Black communities, reform the state’s criminal justice system, ensure healthcare for Black Missourians, and protect voting rights.
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Today, Auditor Nicole Galloway called on Governor Mike Parson to end the confusion surrounding Missouri’s upcoming elections and make clear that any Missourian can vote absentee this year without having to go to a notary.
Read More →International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF) Local 42 represents first responders throughout the Kansas City-area Kansas City, Mo. — Greater Kansas City Fire Fighters, IAFF Local No. 42 today announced their endorsement of Nicole Galloway for Missouri Governor. Fire fighters from throughout the Kansas City area joined Local 42 leadership for an endorsement press conference in Kansas City on Monday.
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Auditor Nicole Galloway today made the following statement:
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Auditor Nicole Galloway today made the following statement:
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Today, Auditor Nicole Galloway made the following statement on passage of legislation expanding absentee vote by mail for elections in 2020:
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Auditor Nicole Galloway is calling on Governor Mike Parson to provide details for how he proposes to protect Missouri workers and their families as they return to work.
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Auditor Nicole Galloway is calling on Governor Parson to implement a comprehensive strategy of universal testing to prevent COVID-19 outbreaks in high-risk, congregated environments, such as food processing, manufacturing, and long-term care or nursing facilities. Galloway argues for a preventative approach to testing before outbreaks occur and greater transparency for Missouri workers and families.
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Following yesterday’s briefings from Governor Parson, Auditor Nicole Galloway made the following statement:
Read More →Galloway asks Parson to drop his opposition to safer voting alternatives
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Auditor Galloway is calling for Governor Parson to address a looming county and local government financial crisis created by the economic fallout from COVID-19. Before the crisis, the state owed county governments more than $35 million in reimbursements for costs associated with housing and transporting state prisoners in county jails. The cascading impact of lost revenue from the ongoing economic crisis could put county governments even further behind when it comes to holding...
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Auditor Nicole Galloway is calling on Governor Parson to issue a statewide state-at-home order. Governor Parson has repeatedly resisted calls to issue a statewide order and has instead forced local leaders to set policy on their own. Public health experts, organizations representing healthcare workers, faith leaders, business leaders, and local governments have all urged the Governor to take this step.
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Auditor Nicole Galloway is calling for the formation of an emergency economic relief council to advise the Governor’s administration on economic stabilization in the short term and recovery. Now that Governor Parson has issued an order on social distancing, the impact on Missouri’s business community and workforce must be given the same focus and diligence as the response to the public health emergency.
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Auditor Galloway is calling on Governor Parson to develop and describe his plan for getting unemployment insurance payments to Missouri workers suffering the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. In recent years, Missouri lawmakers have made changes to the law to restrict unemployment compensation. President Trump and Congress are moving massive stimulus programs on a bipartisan basis, which includes significant increases in funds available to the states for unemployment...
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Auditor Nicole Galloway is calling on Governor Parson to activate a COVID-19 Response Command Center in order to increase the flow of information to Missouri citizens about the state’s response to the pandemic. Governors across the country are providing daily updates on testing results and emergency response planning. Missourians need a consistent flow of information and want transparency around the administration’s coordination with state and local agencies.
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Auditor Nicole Galloway is calling for additional measures to protect workers, employers, and our most vulnerable citizens as the scope of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to grow. Galloway’s COVID-19 relief package for Missouri builds upon her call for a declaration of a public health emergency and rapid expansion of testing.
Read More →Columbia, Mo. — Today, Auditor Nicole Galloway is calling on Governor Mike Parson to issue a formal declaration of a public health emergency under his authority in RSMo Chapter 44.100. Missourians look for guidance and leadership from the Governor. There are steps we can take now to protect ourselves, our families, and our neighbors from the outbreak of COVID-19. Auditor Galloway made the following statement:
Read More →The Fenton native rose from a quiet insurance office to the state Capitol, where she's now the only elected statewide Democrat—and hopes to defeat Gov. Mike Parson in 2020.
Read More →In 2017, a prisoner in Farmington Correctional Center wrote to the state auditor’s office. The handwritten letter made a formal request for records related to the prison’s medical provider.
Read More →Missouri’s Democratic Auditor Nicole Galloway on Thursday said she would support expanding the number of people eligible for Medicaid if she’s elected governor.
Read More →More than a dozen Republican and Democratic activists and consultants, along with nonpartisan observers, said in recent interviews with The Star that while Galloway faces an uphill fight, the race for Missouri governor remains very fluid one year out.
Read More →Auditor Nicole Galloway launched her campaign for governor on Monday, casting herself as an independent watchdog who would look out for Missourians’ economic interests and fix a “broken system” if elected in November 2020.
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